Emerging challenges and progress toward digital transformation have increased the prevalence of industrial automation and have actually accelerated our way toward industrial autonomy and the key promise of Industry 4.0.
The rise of smart manufacturing—in which digital enabling technologies are applied to production and manufacturing, allowing self-learning, self-adapting, autonomous operations—has made the pursuit of industrial autonomy possible.
The confluence of these elements invites the opportunity to realize the transition from industrial automation to industrial autonomy, where systems can operate and adapt to change on their own.
1) Accelerating Deployment
2) Environmental Sustainability
3) Positive Impacts in Sustainability
1) Accelerating Deployment
2) Environmental Sustainability
3) Positive Impacts in Sustainability
1) Accelerating Deployment
2) Environmental Sustainability
3) Positive Impacts in Sustainability
1) Accelerating Deployment
2) Environmental Sustainability
3) Positive Impacts in Sustainability
1) Accelerating Deployment
2) Environmental Sustainability
3) Positive Impacts in Sustainability
1) Accelerating Deployment
2) Environmental Sustainability
3) Positive Impacts in Sustainability
1) Accelerating Deployment
2) Environmental Sustainability
3) Positive Impacts in Sustainability
1) Accelerating Deployment
2) Environmental Sustainability
3) Positive Impacts in Sustainability
1) Accelerating Deployment
2) Environmental Sustainability
3) Positive Impacts in Sustainability
1) Accelerating Deployment
2) Environmental Sustainability
3) Positive Impacts in Sustainability
1) Accelerating Deployment
2) Environmental Sustainability
3) Positive Impacts in Sustainability
1) Accelerating Deployment
2) Environmental Sustainability
3) Positive Impacts in Sustainability
The journey to industrial autonomy requires the deployment of a variety of technologies. As such, technology and infrastructure readiness is a critical factor in successful industrial autonomy implementation. The good news is that much of the technology and data exists to enable industrial autonomy; 70% of companies cite that cloud computing is ready for large-scale or specialized deployment. The most common technologies being labeled as “game-changers” by industry leaders are artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics.
Traditionally, operational technology (OT) and information technology (IT) are separate, and organizations, processes, systems, and data are unconnected. The transition to industrial autonomy requires a variety of technologies across both IT and OT areas — a sensing and digital infrastructure that spans the entire operation and integrates data, smart devices, reliable hardware, and software to deliver the required level of flexibility, adaptability, and resilience. The integrated operations approach combines many functional aspects of business and operations, providing new and enhanced capabilities. Integrated operations increase value by integrating more functions and/or assets of the organization.
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